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The public schools with the most Black students in Robertson County, Texas

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Robertson County, Texas, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. HEARNE EL leads the list at 174, against a median of 30 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Robertson County, Texas
Top Black students
174
Median Black students
30
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ROBERTSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1HEARNE ELHEARNE, TXHEARNE ISD37746.1%174
2HEARNE JH/HSHEARNE, TXHEARNE ISD34143.4%148
3CALVERT SCHOOLCALVERT, TXCALVERT ISD14563.5%92
4ROLAND REYNOLDS ELFRANKLIN, TXFRANKLIN ISD5866.1%36
5BREMOND ELBREMOND, TXBREMOND ISD22513.3%30
6FRANKLIN H SFRANKLIN, TXFRANKLIN ISD4486.7%30
7FRANKLIN MIDDLEFRANKLIN, TXFRANKLIN ISD4286.3%27
8BREMOND H SBREMOND, TXBREMOND ISD14512.4%18
9BREMOND MIDDLEBREMOND, TXBREMOND ISD11514.8%17
10MUMFORD ELMUMFORD, TXMUMFORD ISD3694.3%16
11MUMFORD H SMUMFORD, TXMUMFORD ISD2295.2%12
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